Caldwell Wines Named Peak Hill Agents for Caldwell Co
Messrs Baker and Spence appointed sole agents in Peak Hill and district for Caldwell and Co wines. Local news notes ministerial reshuffles with Forrest resigning as treasurer and Mauger Chapman Lyne taking posts. A tragic shooting at Quirindi leaves 17 year old Maud Fletcher dead, jealousy cited as motive.
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Caldwell’s
Baker and
Spence
Peak Hill
Caldwell & Co
John Forrest
Mauger
Chapman
William Lyne
Quirindi
Maud Fletcher
George Tofft
John Fletcher
Tofft
Edward George Wilton
Bathurst Times
Lachlan Onsrrver
Hill End Onserver
Wagga
Newcastle Henan
Hearny
Emumeg
Sir Henry Parkes
Ryde
Cumnock P.A. and
H. Association
P. Reynolds
Messie
George Bruce
Eden George
M.I.A
P. Reynolde
W. Black
James Watt
Tambua Station
New South Wales
Express
Dulhunty
Tomingley
Dandaloo
Trangie
West Bogan
Parkes
Castlereagh
R. H. McNeice
Fletcher
Treflo
McNeice
China
Spectacles by C F Sierens Offer Comfort and Fit
If your Spectacles do not suit consult C F Sierens who will test your Eyes and supply a pair that will be neat, comfortable and satisfactory.
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C. F. Sierens
Sheffield Handicaps and Races Listing
A program listing multiple amateur contests with prizes and entires including 100 yard handikap run, 4 mile bicycle, 75 yard footraces for girls and boys, 2 mile wheel race, 4 lap motor bike dash, musical chairs, wicket throwing, football place kicking, sack race, and other children's events hosted by H. Stafford Smith. Contains entry fees, nominations, and prize details for each event.
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Sheffield
Eroni’s Circus Draws Crowds in Peak Hill
The Eroni Bros circus performed at Peak Hill on Wednesday and Thursday drawing crowded houses and praise for clever acts. Highlights included horse riding by Mr. C. H. Brons, the champion boy rider, The Soul Sisters trapeze acts, and high jumps by Mahonga who cleared 6 ft 6 in. The lions act closed the show before the troupe moved on to Condobolin Forbes and Parkes shows.
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Eroni Bros
Peak Hill
New South Wales
Eroni
C. H. Brons
Messrs. Erons
Mahonga
King of Beasts
Condobolin
Forbes
Parkes
Exchange of Lovers Divides Two Suitors in Sydney Divorce
Two men courting two sisters 15 years ago now face a Sydney divorce case. Thomas Powell a laborer seeks dissolution on grounds of misconduct. Ford stands as co respondent. Powell recalls Ford proposing an exchange of lovers before the marriage and treating it as a joke.
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Sydney
Thomas Powell
Ford
Powell
Zam-Buk Demonstrated For Burns And Sores In New Zealand Ad
A Mitcheltown cook testifies Zam-Buk halts heat and inflammation after a boiling fat burn. He praises the balm for wounds, joints, sprains, and numerous conditions and notes its price and maker in Sydney.
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Balcome
Holloway Road
Mitcheltown
Wellington
N.Z
Zam-Buk Co
Puitt Street
Sydney
Plot Against the Crar Discovered. Several Arrests Made
A new plot targeting the Crar was uncovered and multiple suspects were detained by authorities, signaling active security measures and ongoing investigations.
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Crar
Our Open Column Critiques Narromine Tomingley Match Report
W J Nicolls answers a prior rugby report by Mr Morris calling errors and bias in the Narromine Tomingley match coverage. He argues Morris overstated facts and misused terms while defending referees rules. Nicolls accuses the piece of misrepresentation and urges factual correction.
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Morris
Temingley
Tomingley
Mr. Morris
Nicolls
W. J. Nicolls
Overshot dam aids stock and travel on Bogan River
In an official report Stock Inspector Dullunty praises an overshot dam built on the Bogan River at Mungery by designer H A Baird and owner Hugh Strahorn. The structure will block up miles of the river, benefiting travelling stock, the public, and the station.
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Dullunty
Bogan
Mungery
Hugh Strahorn
H. A. Baird
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